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THE
1955 "CARBON"
loyal mpporters
is respectfully
dedicated
to all of
who have seen to it that we and generations
to come will have an opportunity
to better ourselves by continuing
our
education.
We many
wish to extend people
our thanks
who contributed
to the "Save Carbon
Committee",
the
their time and money in our fight, to
Mr. Frank Bonacci, deceased, who while on his death bed said, "Thank God we live in a country where the majority of the people can correct the mistakes of a few.", to our beloved
faculty, who gave so much of
their time, and fought so hard to preserve our institution,
to the many
of you students who did not desert in the midst of the fight, but returned to support our school. thus casting a vote in its favor, but more important, we dedicate this book to the many voters who went to the voting polls and voted to continue
"CARBON
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Seated, left to right: Allan Jacob, KazukoNiwa, Dominic Albo, Larry Regis and Bessie Marakis. Standing left to right: Jerry Leonard, Jim Jensen and Mr. George Morgan.
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getting petitions
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SEVERAL
the state, raising
after the people of our area came nobly to our aid in signed, campaigning approximately
to get facts before the people of
$12,000
for these purposes;
and after
friends all over the state rose up to help us fight our battles, the people of Utah
spoke their minds on election day, and what
they said was
sweet music to our ears. It is comforting
to know we have so many friends, but at the same
time , it makes us humble
and inspires us to want to do all we can to
continue to merit this confidence ance of every student College
and good will.
is necessary.
To do this, the assist-
Let us all work to make Carbon
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Dr. Aaron E. Jones President
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Ellen Aageson Home Economics
Varian Bartholomew Industrial Arts
Harold Bithell Business
Dorothy Brown Music
Claude Co~ley Physical Educa¡tion
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Shirlene Gardner Business
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Jackson Jewkes Physical Educat.ion
Bess Jones Lang uage and C ou nseling
Lyle Lamph Ho me Nursing
Wesley
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Venus Melonas Home Eco nomics (
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George
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James Mullins Physical Education
Carl Olsen Art
Dr. H. A. Pace Social Science
Verda Petersen English
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Lucille Rowe Speech
Leonard Shield Welding
Thomas Simmons Language
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Elaine Timmerman Physical Education
Alfonso Trujillo Chemistry
Alvin Wardle Band
J. Nile Washburn English
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Helen Wilson Librarian
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Lucile Jensen Secretary
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Joyce Judd Assistant Secretary
Registrar
Hardison Bryn,er
A. C. Biddle Superintendent
Rulon A. Bryner
Yvonne Migliore Assistant Secretary
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Charles Dixon, Vice-President; Mary Helen Bunnell,Secretary; Nedd McArthur, President; Jim Jensen, Representative (absent when picture was taken).
The Sophomore the last graduating
Class of 1955 almost had the distinction of being class of Carbon
College.
But they didn't want this
honor, so they worked hard to preserve their school. they graduated remember
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As a result. - when
in May, they could look back at their alma mater and
the happy times they spent in the halls of Carbon.
class ranks
were filled with many , serious-minded
veterans
and ¡ students of high caliber who always did their best in all endeavors.
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Dominic Albo
Larry Anderson
Chesley Allred
Roger Anderson
Tom Anderson
Charles Bikakis
Vanice Baker
Carol Bonacci
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Shirley'Fazzio
Pet Charles Bikakis... Hails from Dragerton ... peeve, the Pep assembly ... Football ... Block C proxy ... Likes cowboy music.
Marie Bruno
Diane W. Cox
Ray Buckley
Harold Cox
Mary Helen Bunnell
Gary Davis
Ray Christensen
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Annette Fail
Ga~e Dugmore
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Shirley Fazzio . . . Likes spaghetti and ravioli . . . Eaglette .. . Pi Garn ... President of AWS .. . Pet peeve, delivering milk ... Citizen of Spring Glen ... Good voice ... Plays piano.
Connie Fratto
Joanne Griffone
Shirlene Gardner
Georgia Halford
Charles Ghirardelli
Bob Hurst
Lawrence Gonzales
Jim Jensen
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Harry Malaby
Gary Davis .. . Gloria's guy . .. Pet peeve, cats . . -:-Claims Hiawatha ... Maioring in Biology ... Likes French fries.
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Bob Leonard
Raymond Johnson Keit.h Jones Bruce Lambson
Lorine Listello Nedd McArthur Bonnie McFadden
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Yvonne Migliore
Lynne Mills
Shirlene Gardner . .. Eaglette .. . Hates spaghetti .. . Teache s short-hand . . . Helperite . . .Pet peeve, people who go away to school . . . Likes chocolate cake.
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Shirley Morley
Joann Plaga
Bill Nichols
Boyd Powell
Lynn Nielsen
Reed Powell
Carol Oman
Henry Rasmussen
Gregg Wakefield
Arthur Valdez
Roy Saccomano
Bob Wall
Abe Strate
Dee Warner
Joyce
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LeRoss Zobell Darwin Timothy
Glen Wilson
Joel Allred . . . Favorite food, spare ribs ... Block C Club . . . Favorite subject, Anatomy (female that is) ... Likes sports.
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Ken Nelson, President; Allan Jacob, Jim Scarcelli, Vice-President.
It
was a large Freshmen
all the students, An attitude
Lynne Stevens, Secretary;
Representative;
enrollment, everyone
encouraged
that
of optimism developed.
men, faced with an uncertainty,
indicative
of the feelings of
to save Carbon
Esprit De Corps prevailed.
College. Fresh-
lived to see a dream materialize . Carbon
was savedI
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They pulled
every way they turned. Homecoming. sbt.
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But the Freshmen
a few.
received honors
They had the "best all-around"
also received
Soon they \7ere known
first place
far and wide.
formula, and the formula worked well.
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float at thâ&#x201A;Ź Homecoming
spirit was thâ&#x201A;Źir
Blair Blaser
Kay Broadbent
Bob Beveridge
James Buckley
Deloy Anderson Merrill Bearnson
Monte Burnside
Joan Cannariato
Lynette Carr
Henry Chavez
Richard Charlesworth
Joann Chesnick
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Geraldine Fausett
Carl G
Marilyn Fulton
Rod
Carmel Dicaro Patty Dunn
Gloria Day
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Earl Cox
:. ...Jrles Kranker
Sherald Law
Eoatle Rowley ... Pet peeve, freckles ... Pi Garn . . Eaglette . Business manager of d irecto ry ... Likes what Ferr o n ha s to . Spring Glen . .. Dislikes Bacter'o'cgy end s+rid fathers.
Emma DeSimone
Larry Faddis
Max Funk Tom Gabriella
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Fred H a Iverson Dean Higby
Sp. Corky Wall . . ring Canyon . . peeve, Stubb ·,. Lik . Married ... Pet y s themes ... Foot ball . esT Chow Mein unfriendly .. Block C Club · · · rack . · · o·,s1·,kes peop le.
Higginson
Jack Green Cannon G und erson
Jim Kalatzes
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Allan Jacob
Von Johnson
Duane Jones
Joyce Judd
Kenne:h Ne '.son Norma Neison
Bill Maurine
Lester Lauritsen
Martha Miller
Betty Mascaro
McKinnon Charles Macris
Morris McNary Marilyn Marsing
Ramon Martinez
Do rot hy Hu sse y ... Price Gal . . . Favorite saying, "Oh" ... Third year personality ... Always laugh
Kazuko Niwa Floyd O 'Neil
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Sam Colombo .. . Loves spaghetti and meat bolls .. . Pet peeve, tall women ... Favorite saying, " pass the wine" . . . Block C . .. Football ... Two by Two.
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Tom Perrero
I >'Neil
Gee Pierce
Laura Rhinehart
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Vonna Ralphs
John Rebol
Larry Regis
Billy Revas
Joan Snow James Stanton
Gary : Glen
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Jim Scarcelli
,. Donna Richens "' Anna Maria Rodriquez
Cleggett Riddings Ronald Roper
Gayle Rowley
Laura Rhinehart ... She e ats anything th at d oesn't eat her .. . Spring G len gal ... Favo rite saying, "One of these days -p wow- right in t he kisse r !" .... W orking on a novel.
Harvey Smith
Steven St. Clair Lynne Stevens
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' Darrell Albert
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Gary Stokes Glen Stowe:I
Mary Lou Tallerico Paf Tamllos
Jeff Tidwell Fred Halverson ... Likes rare steaks . .. Hates shrimp .. . Spent two years in England and claims all English girls are alike ... A Helper guy.
Alan Tratos
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Darrell Storey ¡evens
I Albert Tallerico
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Bob Wahl
LeRoy Wall
Dominic Welch
Rober¡t Wilde
Tony Yelenich
Ellis Worthen George Zoolakis
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s Jeddy Morley, president; Marilyn Colombo, secretary; Bessie Marakis, representative; Rex Day, vice-president .
The time has come for us, the "snooty" seniors to say goodbye to "OI' Carbon High." Our days at Carbon have been full of gaiety and friendship. ' Seniors always participated in the many events on Carbon's Calendar . Our Hello Day and Homecoming skits both ran off with second places. The highlights of our year were the successful Senior Hop and . Assembly . As graduation day draws near, we realize that our care-free are fast coming to an end.
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Though we may be scattered far throughout the world, we, the senior class of '55, shall have many enduring memories of our last year at Carbon High.
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Janice Alger
Robert Allred
Carolyn Anderson
De Von Anderson
Emogene Anderson
Gary Anderson
Lynn Anderson
Ronald Anderson
Myrle Aplanalp
Phil Arellano
Robert Ashley
Duane Baird
Geraldine Baldwin
Eddie Barela
John Barnett
Floyd Barnett
Lavern Barrego
Joan Basinger
Robert Bath
Joanne Bean
Max Behunin
Sylvia Bendetti
Vernon Benson
Carolyn Berensen
Jocille
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Carolyn Anderson ... Pet pee ve , men dri vers .. . Wants to be a little R.N . ... Likes celer y .. . Chuck's gal .. . Se co nd year per sonality â&#x20AC;˘.. Treasurer of Pep Club .. . Sunnydale gal.
Carol Bezyack
Roberta Bezyack
Carol Bishop
Allen Black
Dale B
Nan Blackburn
Virden Blackham
Della Bolognesi
Roberta Booth
Lynri Boren
Ann
Doris Bower
Priscilla Boyack
Nickie Brackus
Gle¡n Bradak
Bob Branch
Janet
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Jim Kulow ... Kay's guy .. . Turns red easy . . . Scholar (ha) . .. Footba ll . .. Basketball . . . Letterman ... Claims Kenilworth. 1
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Dale Broadbent
Thomas Bruno
Nancy Bryner
Colleen Burdick
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Ann Bunnell
Edward Brady
Kenneth Burnhope
Glenn Byers
Paul Carr
Janet Casey
Kathryn Casey
Betty Castagna
Wen dell Catlin
Gale Chapman
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Robert Charlesworth Rodney Chides!er
Carol Christensen
Max Christensen
Betti Clark
Larry Cox
Sandra Craig
Arlean Crawford
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Marilyn Colombo
Mila Le Corak
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Martha Curb
Earl Curtis
Farrell Curtis
Robert Dal Ponte
Dale Duke
Art Dalpiaz
Gayle Davis
Agnes Duffy
Lucilla Druce
Owen Drake
William Dixon
Joann Dixon
Golda Day
Tony Diaz
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Deanna De Lange
Rex Day
Venita Davis
Bert Dart
Mary Ellen Eardley
Joyce Erickson
Junior Erickson
Kent Fausett
La Rae Fausett
Dot Fausett
Earlene Fausett
Mary Ann Fazzio
John Ferderber
Richard Fennemore
Connie Fernandez
Ivan Fidell
Clint Fisher
Robert Flet'cher
Ina Foote
Beverly Ganser
Diane Gardner
Jerry Gibson
Mary Jane Gilbert
Terry Grogan
Paul Golding
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Jimmy Welsh ..
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Josephine Glorioso
Richard Ghiradelli
Mary Gonzales
Joyce Gordon
Darw Sall
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Lois Greenwood
Verna Greenwood
Gary Gustas
Junior Haddon
Loretta
Earl Hackwell
Archie Hamilton
Richard Hansen
.Sherrel Harmon
Willie Hatcher
Barto,
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Darwin Harmon
George Heath
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Sally Higby
Mike Himonas
Barton Jensen
Larry Jensen
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Gary Gustus . .. Price .. . Favo rite saying, "Aly Po pe" .. . Foot ball . .. Letterman .. . Se cond year pe rso nal it y . .. Par ley 's right -hand ma¡n .. . Dislikes peo p le who ca ll him Gu stu s.
Rae Ona Jensen
Shirley Jensen
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Lila Jenkins
Arvil Johanson
Gary Johnson
Fred Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Kay Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Pat Jones
Johnny Juarex
Shirlee Judd
Nick Kalatzis
Juanita Karrick
Peggy Koski
Melvin Kelly
Sheld~n Kissell
Bill Kissell
Betty Kochevar
Jimmy Kulow
Karlo Kuru
Colette Liddell
Dee Lamb
Rudy Larcher
David Larson
Ned Leavitt
Dale Lee
Roy Litchfield
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Barbara Lopez
Myrna Lowe
Dale McNally
Jane McKindrick
Robert McKinney
Jack McKinnon
Kathryn Markakis
Jimmy Menzies
Clifford Madsen
Pressie Maestas
Bessie Marakis
Keith Marchello
Bill Marston
Gary Massey
Joann Matich
Raeona Maughan
Maizie Maulsby
Kenny Maynard
Rosie Mele
Wilma Mead
Merlene Montoya
Shirlene Montoya
Marvin Mootz
Margaret Marrelli Charlene Matekovic
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Lives at the College apartment s . . . Likes Greek sala d and Greek girls . .. Foot ball .. . Letterman . . . Price boy . . . Gi ve him Music, Music, Mu sic.
Fred I James Morgan
Jeddy Morley
John I\
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Robert Migliori
S,hannaMiller
Sharon Miller
June Milligan
Jen ¡na Lee Myers
Norman Murphy
Tommy Neilson
Jim Neumeier
Jerry Neumeier
Renee Newell
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Loretta
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Fred Nickols
William Nielsen
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John Norwood
Margene Olsen
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Se cond ye ar pe rsonalit y Ann Bunnell ... d e nt of th e Pe p Club . .. Favo rite color, Favo rite sayi ng, " I hav e o ne Price g a l ... Sing s and p lays the she hates me" ...
Viola Olsen
Bill Oman
Geno Ori
Vera Orton
Kathryn Oviatt
Loretta Pach.eco
Virginia Palazzi
Eva Olsen
Merlene Parry
Patricia Payne
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Bryce Peacock
Wayne Peak
La Rae Peak
Edwin Pease
Par Perea
Blaine Peterson
Enid Peterson
Iris Peterson
Myrna Petersen
Beverly Perrero
Mary Platis
Richard Pitts
Richard Prestis
Jim Polito
Paul Pappas
Robert Potts
Colleen Preston
Estella Prest'on
Berlinda Prettyman
Orlinda Prettyman
Leon Prichard
Donnie Poloni
Gloria Perrotti
Lee Ramage
Laretta Reaveley
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Jon Reynolds Roger Richards
Jeannette Rhinehart Revah Ring
Ronald Rich Edwin Robinson
Barry Richards Leon Rodriquez
Juanita Richards Irene Rosella
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Ronald Safley Sharon Shiner Gloria Sneddon
Penny Sampinos Lorenzo Sanchez Karma Skinner Ronald Skranznos Virginia Soderberg Colleen Southworth
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Rudy Sanfelice Joyce Smith Rich.ard St'ark
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Nemo Tullious Joan Wallace David Wilde
Sam Stoddard Keyichi Takayasu
Alex Valles Bob Warren Darlene Wall
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Ellen Stowell Mary Tallerico
Ernestine Vallegos Fawn Wayman Richard Winn
Mack Sumner Janet ·Thayne
Ethel Vatsis Jimmy Welch Lynwood Williams
Arvil Wilson Ann Marie Zaccaria
Etova Wilstead Connie Zarkis
Marko Yelenich Chrystal Zamantakis
Ernest Young Nick Zuganos
Mary Young Julie Zavala
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This year the Juniors displayed a float for homecoming that was Also the Homecoming Queen hailed rated first in "most beautiful." from the Junior Class. The window display ear;.ed us an honorable mention. the theme for the Junior World," "It's a Woman's feature of the year; outstanding another turned out to be which we won't forget. The Junior Prom ends the most successful This dance will surely leave memories for all.
Assembly a memory
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Under the co-operation and direction of all the Juniors, truly say that this has been a year never to be forgotten.
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Carol Berensen Frank Blackham Mary Bozalakis
Gloria Aguayo Eugene Andriene Priscilla Archuletta
Diane Bean Mary Bergera Jo Ann Birch Clifford Brady
Shirley Albert Terry Aplanalp Clifford Arno
Kent Anderson Bud Arambula Bill Ashley
Darrell Bearnson Jim Bertelsen Tom Boatwright Jack Booth
Albert Barnett Sharon Bianco Geraldine Boss Anna Brandon
Marie Anderson James Arnett Gloria Baker
Je rry Jim Drew John
Begay Best Binks Bly
Lucy Anderson Jim Asay Virginia Barker
Colleen Bentley Ray Bienz Elmer Bly Steve Briest
Diane Broadbent Chick Burnham George Cannariato
Shirley Bowman Edward Burrola Myrna Chandler
Maurice Bruno Dick Burrola Doris Chidester
'larbara Christensen Jeanette Compagni Edward Davies Robert Deal
Marilyn Christensen Wilene Cormani Darlene Denison Doris Dickson
Jay Christensen Shirley Crawford Ardis Davis Marlene Dixon
Elaine Bunderson Beverly Burr Gordon Chedister
Kathryn Burnett Marilyn Campbell Carole Clair
May Brown Gary Callor Ernie Cima
Karl Pa El
Helen Coggins Verl Curtis Elaine Davis Craig Dougherty
Vernon Coleman Bonnie Dal Ponte Marilee Davis Emma Draper
Nyle Colton Deanna Dance Harvey Day Betty Doty
Doro G, Ray Ju,
Ted Marakis . .. Footb al l . . . Lett erman ... ite ... Likes dancing and Dragert o n g irls ti cu lar .. . Ha s a smile fo r ev er yo ne.
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Earney Gene Ellis
Dorothy ,ty
Ray Escondon Judy Farish
Gary Draper Dugan Arlette Evans Julius
Keith Eatough Sophie Error Floyd Espinoza Sue Farnsworth
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Grace Draper Virginia Duvall Albert Evenich
Bob Eccli August Escondon Shirley Essman Julie Feichko
Marilyn Hatsis .. . Ken ilwo rth . .. Likes Roc k Hud so n A laughing Gr ee k . .. Loves limes . . . Pet p e e ve , Mr . M ullins and ge o metry .
Gloria Ferderber Richard Garcia Ester Gonzales
Harry Halamandaris Gwenn Hardee Bob Henderson Clyde Hurat
James Forsythe Elvain Gibson Marjorie Hailey
Carolyn Hamilton Sondra Harmon Jo Anne Hixon Gloria Hurtado
Nelda Forsythe Lois Gibson Nancy Hammond
Stanley Frandsen Larry Golding Tom Hanna
Joel Fratto Marion Golding Earl Hansen
Gilbert Garcia Patsy Gregg Lora Hanson
Charles Hamilton Joy Harvath Sharon Holdaway Shannon Jensen
Sharon Hurskainen George Hatsis Bill Houghton Carol Jacobson
Karen Hurskainen Marilyn Hatsis Clark Hudson Art Jeanselme
Bernell Hollinger Don Haycock Carl Hunt Judy Jewkes
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Ronald Jewkes Mary Juarez Tom Kiahtipes
James Jinks Dick Judd Anna Sue Knox
Ben Johnson Christine Karrick La Vina Koss
Donald Johnson La Ree Keele Frank Kraync
Julie Ann Larsen Pat Littlejohn Maxine Lucero Rose Manzanares
Yvonne Leonard Earlene Liturgez Frank Lupo Mary Marakis
Jerry Leonard Bill Llewelyn Archie McCarrie Ted Marakis
Jeanne Letellier Angelina Loomis Margie McCormick Sam Marrelli
Anna Jorgersen Floyd Keele Alma Jean Lake
Sam Jones Pat Kelley Bonnie Lambson
Kenna Lee Mario Lopez Paul Macris Arnold Martinez
Joe Le Flore Max Lopez Verla Magann Celia Martinez
Howard Martinez Barbara Miglorie Jerry Misner
Steve Martinez Willie Miera Orlando Montoya
Noleena Mecham Larry Milano Delores Montz
Glendale Nelson Dale Norton Margaret Oman Betty Penovich
JoAnne Messinger Marilyn Miller Jolene Moran
Janet Mellor Dave Miller Dennis Munson
Dick Meyer Hans Miller Lea Murray
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Elenor Parez Darlene Poulson Glenn Procarione
Connie Pierce Clint Powell Jim Pulli
Marie Polito Joan Prazen Mike Protopappas
Rosie Rachele Gonnie Rich Juanita Rogers Phyllis Rowley
Jerry Ramsay Margaret Roberts Emmitt Rodriquez Shirlee Rowley
Earlene Rauhala Stan Robles Roger Rowley Connie Rudd
Gary Callor ... Claims Price ... Real name Joseph ... wants a car (who doesn't) ... an only chil d ... Foo~bal l and wre stling ... Gets up at six and milks cows.
Nelda Rutherford Ester Sandoval Kay Shiner
Frances Saccomanno Refugio Sausedo Evangeline Siaperas
Kate Saccomanno Sandra Schmidt Ardis Shumway
Marie Saccomanno Larry Shaw Renee Simone
Jim Salzetti Ron Shaw Katherine Smith
. .fary Ann Spensko Dan Stockburger Dortha Thatcher Ruben Vasquez
Sherron Snow Dale Swanson Connie Thayn Mary Vasquez
Lily Smith Phyllis Tatton John Tomadakis Richard Vega
Elva Rae Stewart Bill Tatton Edward Tratos Charles Via
Jim Stagg Louise Taylor Ruby Trujillo Lucille Vigil
Sever i Normar Joyce
Donna Stone Beth Thayn Helen Vallejos Stella Vigil
Duane Cliff V Taylor Clavelle
Dave Miller ... .. . Ford s ... Letterman his spare time
Beverly Wall Norman Warner Joyce Welch
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Duane Wilstead Cliff Woodruff Taylor World Clavelle Wychdoy
Dennie Wall Connie Warren Phyllis Welch
Marie Jeanne Connie Jim
Winder Wootton Worthen Young
Castle Gate claims him for their own Food . .. Football and basketball ... Pet pee ve silly girls . .. Spends most of at the Polar King .
Myrna Wallace Sue Waterman Patsy Wells
Arlen Wiseman Ken World Jeanne Wright Kenneth Wilkerson
Cla ims Price ... . . Whitne y ... .. Pet . . Sing s and danc es control their temper.
Likes peeve
~ary Anderson erry Swase Charlotte Wyc:h~rley
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Venus Melonas
Vice-President
Adviser
CLUIB
M\AJOR.El1l11E Chrystal Zamantakis President
Virginia Barker
Colleen Bentley
Beverly Burr
Rose Mary Gonzales
Marjorie l:lailey
Earlene Liturgez
Arlene Naranjo
Berlinda Prettyman
Orlinda Prettyman
. Delores Montei Juanita
Rogers
Chuck Bikakis President
Jim Mullins
Charles Dixon
Adviser
Vice-President
CILUB
The Block "C" Club is composed of male college students who have earned their letter in intercollegiate competition. The main purpose to buy jackets for the memof the club is to raise money by sponsoring a Junior High bers. This is accomplished game, and selling refresh. School All-Star f o o t b a 1 1 ments at ball games. Club undertook the project Tuis year the Block "C" of making the Sweetheart Ball the best dance of the year at Carbon.
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Glenn Wilson
Dominic Albo
Raymond Johnson
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Joel Allred
Terry Bowns
Sam Colombo
Larry Faddis
Chuck Ghirardelli
Carl Garcia
Charles Holdaway
Bob Hurst
Bob Haislip
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Tom Jewkes
Jim Kalatzes
Charles Kranker
Bill Mathis
Neil Magann
Ramon Martinez
Lynn Nielsen
Larry Regis
Buzz Seeley
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Bob Thomas
Corky Wall
Ellis Worthen
George Zoolakis
Larry Anderson
Fred Halverson
R~ySaccomano
Jim Scarcelli
James Stanton
Mary Helen Bunnell
Lynne Mills
President
Vice-President
IEAGLlEl1l1IE
C ILUI B Shirley Ann Fazzio Secretary-Treasurer
Juanita Robertson Historian
Arlene Arambula
Kay Broadbent
Joan Cannariato
Loretta Cowan
Carol Jean Bonacci
Lynette Carr
Diane Cox
Joann Ch.esnik
Emma De Simone
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Marie Bruno
Dorine Dugmore
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Patty Dunn
Annette Fail
Jerry Fausett
Ernalee Flaim
Connie Fratto
Marilyn Fulton
Shirlene Gardner
Dorothy Hussey
Joyce Judd
Marilyn Marsing
Yvonne Migliore
Kazuko Niwa
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Vonna Dean Ralphs
JoAnn Plaga
Carol Oman
Gayle Rowley
Lynne Stevens
Madge Rowley
Pat Tamelos
Mary Lou Tallerico
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Donna Richens
Joan Snow
Joyce Wayman
Jackson Jewkes Adviser
The Carbon Melvin Kelley John Barnett
composed
William Peterson Adviser
Gary Gustas Vice-President
Jeddy Morley President
Paul Carr Se c retary-T reosurer
Club is an organization
Lettermen
of high school boys who have lettered in Under
some form of athletics.
the careful
Gale Chapman Richard Stark
leader-
ship of Coach Jackson Jewkes and Coach William Peterson, butions
the club made
many worth-while
contri-
High
School.
of Carbon
to the betterment
Some of them were: a film library, the annual Junior High
Round
ball games.
Robin,
selling refreshments
The Lettermen
at basl<et-
Club took second place
in the window display on Homecoming
and presented
a very enjoyable competitive assembly to the student body.
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Nick Kalahis Jim Kulow
Robert Allred Kent Fausett
Clavelle Wycherley Eddie Barela
Lorenzo Sanchez Tiger Tryon
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Leon Prichard Clifford
Madsen
Kay Johnson
Terry Grogan
Phil Arellano
John Ferderber
Ferral Swink
Lee Ramage
Bob Henderson
Jim Peterson
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Sam Stoddard
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Art Dalpiaz
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Robert Charlesworth
Nick Zuganos
Willy Dixon
Harry
Halamandaris
Dave Miller
Jim Bertelsen
Mario Lopez
Tom Hanna
Dick Judd
Chick Burnham
Gary Callor
Teddy Marakis
Art Jeanselme
Ronald Shaznas
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Bud Arambula
Rex Day
Steve Briest
Frank Lupo
Richard Ghirardelli
Geno Ori
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Connie Zarkis President
The
Carbonette
Club
is a service
club.
The
enjoyed many activities this year . Among these were: duty , infir~ary tending
duty, sponsoring
out-of-town
football
and
Sadie Hawkins basketball
Day,
games.
club hall atThe
club also enjoyed a party each month of the year.
Myrlene Parry Vice-President
Elaine Timmerman
Marth.aCurb
Adviser
Secretary
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Colleen Southworth
Fawn Wayman
Infirmary
Treasurer
Marilyn Christensen
Karma Skinner
Lois Gilson
Ina Foote
LaRue Watt
Nurse
LaYina Koss
Connie Worthen
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Lucille Rowe Adviser
Ann Bunnell President
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Jimmy Welch Vice-President
IPIEIPCILU!IB There are many things that belong to and are traditional of Carbon. One of these things is the Carbon Pep Club, which is known for its loyalty and faithfulness to the school. Their outstanding support of Carbon's athletic programs has been acknowledged by their constant participation in these activities. The school year 1954-55 will forever be remembered in the history of Carbon's Pep Club as a most profitable and unforgettable year.
Carolyn Anderson
Rae Ona Jensen
Treasurer
Secretary
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Marilyn Colombo Historian
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Loretta Abyeta Shirley Albert Janice Alger Diane Bean Sharon Bianco
Geraldine Boss Nancy Bryner Col leen Burdick Kathryn Casey Shirley Crawford
Arlean Crawford Deanna Dance Ardis Davis Merilee Davis Golda Day
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Betty Doty Agnes Duffy Lucille Druce
Carollyn Hamilton Sondra Harmon Judy Jewkes
LeRae Fause '.t Nelda Forsy;he Diane Gardner
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Verla Magann
Bessie 1--.,farakis
Mary Marakis
JoAnn Matich
Rose Marie Mele
Sharon Miller
co
Jenna Lee Myers Glenadele
Nelson
:rawford
Roberta Ossana Iris Peterson ay
Kay Shiner
Joyce Smith
Darlene Wall
Jeanne Wright
Darlene Poulson Irene Rosella
Sharon Shiner
Virginia Soderberg
Mary Tallerico
Beverly Wall
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Alvin Wardle Director
Jim Morgan
John Norwood
President
Drum Major
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Estella Preston
Kay Broadbent
KathrynCasey
Led by director Alvin Wardle, the Carbon band has accomplished much in the academic year of '54-'55. From a dubious beginning in September when only twenty-five musicians answered the call, the band has more than doubled in size, now forming an aggregate of sixty aspiring (or perspiring) musicians. Resigned to the inevitable pinnacle of being the only class "A" band in a district of class "B" and "C" schools, the band has performed its role of leader honorably, performing for the lesser schools of the region and striving for the highest plane possible in class "A" musical performance .
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Sue Farnsworth.
Clifford Madsen
Secretary
Vice-President
Sharon Aitken
Robert Allred
William Mathis
Arlene Maughn
Raeona Maughn
KeAny Maynard
Jim Menzies
Dave Miller ¡
Marjori Redd
Fred Olsen
Bill Oman
Bonnie Pace
Joan Pitts
Laurene Potter
Barry Richards
Karma Skinner
William Tatton
Larry Wells
Arvil Wilson
Connie Worthen
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Jim Arnett
Judy Bardsley
Eldene Braser
Elaine Brasher
Mary Helen Bunnell
Ann Bunnell
Kenneth Burnhope
Richard Charlesworth
Dorine Dugmore
Jack Green
Bobby Henderson
Mike Himonas
Donald Hunt
Jerry leonard
Billy Llewellyn
Mario Lopez
Patsie Wilson
Ellis Worthen
Jim Young
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The mysterious room at the end of the hall is the home of the Pi Gamma Chi sorority. Its major function is to promote social activities for college girls. Among the more successful regular events were the opening social. picnic rush party, s!umber party, tea, pledging and initiation. Special activities were monthly parties, harem girls for Save Carbon College program, Spring Fashion show, banquet. Eligibility for membership: Cats, Whistle Bait, Sophisticated, Cooperative, Entire Feminine, Good Looking. II
Elaine Brasher
Carol Jean Bonacci
Connie Rae Fratto
Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Historian
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Hazel Allred
Joan Cannariato
Diane Cox
Arlene Arambula
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Mary Helen Bunnell
Loretta Cowan
Gloria Day
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Pat Dunn
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Annette Fail
Jerry Fausett
Shirley Fazzio
Ernalee Flaim
Dorothy Hussey
Joyce Judd
Lorine Listello
Yvonne Migliore
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Lynne Mills
Kazuko Niwa
Donna Richens
Madge Rowley
Joan Snow
Mary Lou Tallerico
Gayle Rowley
Lynne Stevens
Social Activities
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The Science Club is an organization devoted to the furthering of scientific thinking. This year it was, for the first time, opened up for girls. The specific duty assigned them by the school was the care and operation of the audio-visual equipment. During the year they took several trips, and, everything considered, this was a fine year for the Science Club.
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Hal G. Moore
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Bill Kissell President
Dale Broadbent Secretary-Treasurer
Lynwood Williams Sergeant-at-Arms
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Willis Smith
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William Nie!sen
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Nemo Tullius, Kay Shiner, Geno Ori, Mila Le Corak , Sylvia Bendetti, Janet Cassey.
Virginia McManus, Lynn Boren, Beverly Reed, Dick Fennemore, Carolyn Hamilton, Willie Nielson,
tano,
ci, Yvonne Migliori, Deloy Anderson, Tom
Jeddy Morley, Farrel Swink, Deanna Delange, LaRae Peak,
Nedd McArthur, Bill Mathis, Shirley Ann Fazzio, ¡Juanita Robertson, Laura Rinehart.
bu sine ss manager.
GENERAL STAFF
Joyce SmiYh, Mila Le Corak, Kay Shiner, Carollyn Hamilton,
Mary Helen Bunnell, Laura Rhinehart, Patty Dunn, Rudy Politano, Yvonne Migliori.
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Laura Rhinehart, editor;
Bill Mathis,
business manager.
J. Nile Washburn Advisor for Flame, Yearbook and Directory
John Yack Yearbook Advisor
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Rudy Politano, advertising Yvonne Migliori, associate Nedd McArthur.
manager; Mila Le Corak, editor; Jeanette Rhinehart,
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PRICE,
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Rudy Politano Editor
Assistant Editor
Business Manager
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John Norwood, Donald Merrill, Bill McKinnon, Dale Broadbent.
GENERALSTAFF
Robert Hurst, Max Christensen, Shirlee Rowley, Phyllis Rowley, Pat Dunn, Sylvia Bendetti, Gale Rowley.
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Judy Jewkes, Kazuko Niwa, Irene · Rosella. 103
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Shirley Ann Fazzio President
Secretary
Raeona Maughan Vice-President
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Alan Tratos
President
Vice-President
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Ellis Worthen Secretary
~~ 1~~ ANID · v111EWS
,an Back row: Koberr Hurst, Allan Jacob, Shirley Fazzio, Bill Ma,his. Front row : Laura Rhinehart, Tommy Anderson, Rudy Politano, Carol Jean Bonacci, Deloy Anderson, Yvonne Migliori.
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WOl!llKSIHIOP
Allan Tratos, Rudy Politano, Mr. Geary, Deloy Anderson, Allan Jacob, Clifford Madsen, Betty Mascaro, Olive Seely.
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SCIHOOIL
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LaRae Fausett , Mary Platis.
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Jimmy Welch, Jenna Mary Tallerico,
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A Deserving Hand!
Senator Gibson
Victory Assembly.
A hand for Banasky.
Dr. Jone s
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chairman ; Donna Richens, window chairman.
IHIOM\JECOM\IING The Homecoming of 1954-55 was a glorious one. The activity for the day started with an assembly where the classes and clubs of Carbon participated. First place winner in the skits was the Freshman class. Nelda Forsythe and ' Joan Snow reigned as queen and princess. Preceding the assembly was the parade with visiting bands parThe Freshman class also captured first place in all-around ticipating. float. Other highlights of Homecoming were a mass pep rally, window displays, an alumni luncheon, a footba!l game and ending with a dance.
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Nelda Forsythe
Prince ss
Joan Snow
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MOST PREFERRED
College
Alan Tratos
High School
Robert Charlesworth Co-ClQueen Kranke
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Co-Chairman , Bill Mathis; King and Queen, Carolyn Anderson and Chuck
Kranker.
Elmo G. Geary
Nedd McArthur
M\ASIK MIIIKIE
AND GA VIEIL Le RossZobell
Allan Jacob
Under Gavel
Club
the direction of Carbon
of the club are students drama,
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of Mr. Elmo College
Geary,
was organized
participating
Mike and
this year.
Members
in the three speech departments,
radio, and forensic.
Enjoying
a good first year, the club hopes to grow in membership
and in public acclaim.
Chesleyjl\llred
the Mask.
ShirleneGardner
JoAnne
Joel Allred
Diane Cox
Rudy Politano
Joan Snow Betty Mascaro
Lynne Mills
Alan Tratos
Gayle Rowley
Laura Rhinehart
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Clifford Madsen
Olive Seely
I REmEmBER mnmn~~~~~. A PLAY IN TWO ACTS by John van Druten
Produced
by
CARBON COLLEGE DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT
Directed
by
ELMO GEARY
;on
,
Curtain 8:15 p.m.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY March 9 and 10, 1955 ........,,....,.-....,,'-'"-"'.......-....,,-....,,"'--".......-....,,-....,,"--".......-....,,-....,,"--"--.....,,.__,"'-"__,,,.___,___"--"~
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Kay Broadbent
Lila Eccles Brimhall "Mama
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"Katrin
Kuulei Reid Clarion Huff
"Dagmar"
"Papa"
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Elmo Geary "Director"
Vonna Ralphs "Aunt Segrid"
Elaine Brasher "Christine"
Nedd McArthur
Joel Allred
Jerry Frandsen
"Mr. Hyde"
"Nels"
"Arne"
Laura Rhinehart
Dorine Dugmore
Allan Jacob
Diane Cox
"Au-nt Jenny"
"Trina"
"Uncle Chris"
"Cleaning Woman"
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Rudy Politano Shirley Fazzio
"Mr. Thorkelson"
"Jessy
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Alan Tratos "Dr. Johnson"
Shirlene Gardner
JoAnn Plaga
Carol Jean Bonacci
"A Nurse"
"A Nurse"
"Dorothy"
Mary Heien Bunnell "Madeline"
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Olive Seely I
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"Miss . Moorehead"
Chesley Allred
Stage Crew Reed Powell 131
LeRoss Zobell
Clifford Madsen "Bell-Boy"
CONl11ESl1 WIINNlElrlS MISS CARBON COUNTY CONTEST
Mary Platis, Colleen Burdick, JoAnn Griffone
Miss Gunda Lee Reid Daughterof Mr. and Mrs. LucianReid
B.Y.U. JOURNALISM CONTEST
VOICE OF DEMCCRACY CONTEST
Bev,erly Ganser
Mila Le Corak
ELK'S LEADERSHIP CONTEST
D.A.R. CONTEST
Marilyn Colombo
Allan Jacob . 132
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Grand Jun ctio n 6
Carbon ............ 13 --
Las Vegas ......
Carbon ............
0 --
Jordan
Carbon ............
0 -
East
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Carbon ............ 14 -
Davis .............. 13
Carbon ............ 21 -
Provo --····-·-·····
Carbon ............
Jackson Jewkes
7
6 -
Carbon ............ 19 --
6
South .............. 18 Olympus .......... 1'3
William Peterson
IHIIGIH SCIHOOIL FOOl1IBAILIL
Co-Captain
Gary Gustas
Man ·agers
Art Dalpiaz, KennyTryon 134
Co-Captain
William Dixon
Gale Chapman
John Ferderber
End
Lorenzo Sanchez
Tackle
Guard
' >n
Paul Carr Fullback
Richard Ghiardelli Guard
Parley Johnson End
Phil Arleano Left Halfback
Jim Kulow
Lee Ramage
End
Right Halfback
Bob Del Ponte End
Clifford Madsen Guard
Ronald Skraznas Center
Nick Zugarios Sam Stoddard
Tackle
End
Dal~ Norton
Mario Lopez
Guard
Sam Marrelli
Fullback
End
Harry Halamadaris
Ede
Guard
Robi, Tad
Gary .CalJor
Steve Briest
Righl Halfback
Left Halfback
Bud Arambula Guard ·
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Art Jeanselme Quarterback
Jim Bertelsen End
Emmett Rodriquez Right Halfback
Mike Protoppas End
,ez
Joel Fratto
Dave Miller
Quarterback
Fullback
Dick Judd Right Halfback
Nick K,ala+zes Center
Clavell Wycherley Lek Halfback
Jim Peterson Eddie Robinson
Tackle
Tackle
Jeddy Morley Left Halfback
CAlR.IBON IEAGJLIES GAME RESULTS Carbon
19 --
---- 6 Mesa ----------
Carbon
14 --
59 Highlands ________ __ 19
34 -Carbon ____________
Westminster
33 -Carbon ____________
_ 6 ______ Snow _________
12 -______ Carbon ______
6 Dixie ________________
6 -Carbon ____________
26 C. S. U. __________
_ 43 -Carbon ___________
____18 __ Dugway ____
____24 -Carbon ________
13 Fort Lewis ______
____ 6 -_____ Carbon ___
_ 40 ___ ___ ____ Ricks _____
Chu Harold Cunningham
Jim "Moon" Mullins
COILILIEGlEIFOOl1lBAILIL
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Managers
Jim Kalatzes, Robert Hurst
Co-Captain
. Co-Ca·ptain
Charles Bikakis
Charles Dixon 138
Terry Bowns Chuck Ghiradelli
Quarterback
Raymond Johnson Tackle
Jim Scarcelli Quarterback
End
Bob Wall Fullback
Nick Chavez End
Dominic Albo Quarterback
Larry Faddis Quarterback
Bill Seely
Ray Martinez
George Zoolakis
Fullback
Tackle
Right Halfback
Ellis Worthen Sam Columbo Guard
Guard
James Stanton
Corky Wall Fullback
Tackle
Lynn Nielson Guard
Carl Garcia Guard
Bob Thomas Center ·
Roy Saccomanno
Tommy Jewkes
Tackle
Center ,f
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Neil Magann Halfback
II William Peterson
COILILIEGIEBASIKIEltlBAILIL GAME RESULTS SEASON SCORES
PRE-SEASONSCORES
Weber
___44 -Carbon _________
Mesa
48 ______________
49 -Carbon ____________
____49 -Carbon ________
Mesa
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Carbon
32
48 -Carbon ____________
77 Fort Lewis ______
Carbon
55 --
____47 ____
Carbon
33
..46 -Carbon ____________
___ 54 ____ Dugway ___
Carbon
33
_ 49 -_______ Carbon ____
Grayson MMen 64
65 -Carbon ____________
__ 77 Dixie ______________
44 -____________
Grayson MMen 72
48 -_____ ___ Carbon ____
Snow
78 __________ ____
Carbon
33 --
Snow
____ _ 68 _______
Carbon
50 --
Weber
____ _!... __ 69
Carbon
53 --
Westminster
Carbon
Carbon
.38 -_____ ________
Compton
Carvel Johnson
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78
Westminster
-- 76
Ricks ---------------- 61 Boise C.
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s. u. ----------83
__ 63
_ 75 _____________
___49 -____ Carbon _____
Boise
47 -Carbon ____________
_ 90 Ricks _____________
62 -________ Carbon ____
75 C. S. U. __________
45 -Carbon ____________
___ 68 Dixie _____________
Ernie Etzel
Larry Regis
Kent Sweeney
Terry Bowns
Clarion Huff
Gary Stokes
Victor Ware ham
Sherrald Law II
Joel Allred
Larry Anderson
Dee Wareham 142
Dominic Welch
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Jackson Jewkes
IHIIIGIHISCIHIOOIL IBASIKIEl1lBAILIL SEASON SCORES Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon Carbon
____________ 38 -····-···--·· 42 -----··-····· 33 -___ _________ 57 -________ ____ 44 -__________ __ 37 -______ ____ __ 56 -_______ _____ 39 -________ ____ 53 -________ ____45 --
Ame rican Fork__46 Pleasant Grove 43 Lehi ________ _______ _ 45 B.Y. High ________25 Lincoln ___ _________38 Pleasant Grove 33 American Fork__52 Lehi ____________ ____ 43 B.Y. High _______ _ 52 Lincoln _________ ___ 26
PRE-SEASONSCORES Carbon 33 -Carbon ______ ___ ___ 37 -Carbon · ____________ 54 -Carbon ____________ 54 -Carbon ____ _______25 -Carbon ____ ________ 29 -Carbon ___________ _ 49 -Carbon ____ ________ 42 --
Spanish Fork __42 Union ___ ______ _____35 Uintah ____ ____ ____42 Grand Junction 37 Wa satch _______ _ 35 Spanish Fork __43 Monticello _____ 36 South Emery __ 37
PLAYOFF Carbon ____________ 47 --
North Cache __ 48
Managers
Art Dalpiaz, Willi ,e Dixon, Kenny Tryon
Captain
Jeddy Morley
Robert Charlesworth
Melvin Kelley
Emmitt Rodriguez
Dick Judd
Jim Kulow Albert Barnett
Dave Miller
Gary Gustas
Darrel Berensen
Larry Golding
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Joe Fratto
John Barnett
Jim 81
Jim Bertelsen
Art Jeanselme
ACTIVITY PICTURES
Kent Andersen
WlfllES11ILIING
CAlfllBON Cowley Larry Faddis, Charles Dixon, Claude
Back row: Bud Arambula, Frank Lupo, Ken World, Front row: F. R. Taylor, Cliff Woodruff.
Harry Halamandaris, Robert Allred. ,ale Chapman, , Steve Briest. Pulli Front row: Jim
Kk row:
, Back row: Tom Hanna, Johnnie Bear Leon Front row: John Ferderber, kis, Mara y Tedd ard, Prich
Back row: Hans Miller, Arlen Wise PetJim , man. Front row: Bob Ecdi erson, Donnie Haycock,
row: Gary Callor, Eddie Barela, z, Lee Ramage. Front row: Mario ' Lope . ham Burn Chick
i, Sam MarBack row: Gilbert Garcia, Bob Mak Henderson, Bob son, John y Parle relli. Front row: George Cannariato.
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Back row: Dave Miller, Emmitt Rodriguez, Willie Miera, Jim Kulow, Johnny Barnett, Jeddy Morley, Lee Ramage, Jim Salzetti, Coach Jackson Jewkes. Middle row: Donnie Poloni, Nemo Tullius, Geno Ori, Mario Lopez, Robert Davis, Wendell Catlin, Dale Norton. Front row: Jerry Ramsay, Gary Gustas, William Dixon, Art Dalpiaz, James Jinks, Kent Anderson, Clavelle Wycherley, George Katsis.
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Seniors
Eaglettes
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CAILIENIDAIR OIF IEYIENl1S SEPTEMBER-
1 - A new school year begins. Our little Juniors look lost. 2 -
The
4 -
Registration for upper What a turn out! The good OJ' Carbon!
"Mighty
Seniors"
6 -
Halls vacant
so soon?
7 -
Everyone is working gun. 7-8 - U.E .A. convention. 8 -
have
returned.
division students. biggest yet. Save
What is that combination? Labor
hard.
Day Holiday . School
has be-
Dominic Alba replaces David Franco as , \.,student body president. Good Luck! Class officers elected. We have some mi _ghty ~ 'swell leaders. ..,;,, '3
11 - First broadcast
of "News and Views" sp~ sored by Mr . Fred Law of Oil City. Soundt<' ..., real good . Good luck to the Journalism Class. ·,
13 -
Carbon's strongest sex, for A.W.S. members.
15 -
Song and cheer leaders chosen. What ing jacks!
16 -
Pi Garns held a hobo-get-eogether and slumber party. New members will be announced soon.
17 -
Pep Rally! Plenty of school spirit! The freshmen started off with a bang wearing clothes of green and having noise makers. High School won from the Grand Junction Tigers. What a game!
18 -
College
24 -
Carbon's first lyceum - "The Chimers." Our very own Dinos won the game against Las Vegas at Las Vegas, Nevada .
26 -
Eagles played a wonde ~ful game at Las Vegas New Mexico, but lost.
won from Mesa
the
f
women , voted jump-
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Where do I sleep?
College.
OCTOBER-
2 -
Hello! Hello! So many friendly words are heard today. Real neat skits. Honors go to the Block C, Seniors, and Eaglettes. Game between our Dinos and Jordan . Hello Day Dance. Eagles
played
Snow
Badgers.
Screwball!!!
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4-6 6 -
Frosh Week. Green Beanies, blue and gold socks, etc., seen everywhere. College outing. Plenty eat. Dance at gym.
of fun and plenty to
7-8 -
Hurrah 1 No school. Teacher's Institute. dropped ,hei r game to East. 9 - Golden Eagles didn't fly so high against the C.S.U.
8 -
11 -
14 15 -
Dinos
Senator Bennett gave mighty fine talk. Colleen Burdick chosen as "Miss Carbon." Will represent us in the Miss Utah contest. Our second lyceum. Kirk Bennett. won over Davis 14-13.
Who's a - - - ?7
Dinos
16 - Guess we showed Dixie which is the best team. Dance
after game .
22 -
A.W.S. and A.M.S. Provo at Provo.
23 -
Eagles got their wings clipped by the Ricks at Rexburg.
28 -
Eagles
29 -
Homecoming. Wonderful day. Too bad the Dinos lost to South. They played a beautiful game.
won Dugway
meetings.
Dinos
won
game.
NOVEMBER3 -
The college is saved! Our people have voted against Senate Bill 29. Thanks to everyone! Assembly to honor a few who have helped. Victory dance!
4 -
Dinos won Olympus
Actors' Guild
18-12.
10 -
Lyceum, "Life in the Far North." 11 - Eagles won Westminster 34-19. A.W.S. and A.M.S . meetings. 12 15 19 -
Good Will Tour at Mesa. Chorus assembly. Sounds mighty fine. We did it again. One quarter of this school year is gone already. 22 - Another registration day for the college. More new kids. 24 - Where are all the boys running to? Yep, it was Sadie Hawkins Day ¡sponsored by the Carbone '.te Club. The matinee dance was terrific.
DECEMBER3 - Preference Ball. All the gals got their beaus. A mighty big night.
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Ptomaine Hall
have
today . We
a swell
10 -
Band assembly group.
17 -
Music
22 -
Last day of school before Christmas - "Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night. "
department
"The Messiah."
presented
JANUARY3 -
The only consolation : Instruction resumes. May 20 is just five months away. gave a splendid
Ullmann,
10 -
Pianist, Theodore program.
14 -
"Charley's Aunt" caused made such a cute aunt.
28 -
Class meetings today. Elected candidates Sweetheart King and Queen.
Aaaaaa!!!
Nedd
a near-riot.
for
FEBRUARY7 -
The Freshmen started the competitive assemblies out right with "Caine Mutiny." Guys and dolls all over the place .
8 -
King Voted for Sweetheart who they are . Wonder
and
Queen.
11 -
Ball tonight for all lovers. Big Sweetheart Our King and Queen were Charles Kranker and Carolyn Anderson .
19 -
Eagles got their wings clipped by the C.S.U. Double header. ,;.....High school lost to Lehi. college lost to .Dixie.
20 22 24 -
We the people!
Band assembly . Heard some mighty fine music. No rhyme, no reason. That was the Sophomore assembly. Hats off to the Sophs.
25 -
End of another quarter. around the corner I
28 -
Registration everywhere.
of college
Graduation
just
New
faces
students.
).
MARCH1 -
New quarter opens. Everyone is basketball crazy. The round robin is in full swing.
Those cheer and song leaders sure know how to give with the pep. That rally did wonders for our lagging spirit. Our gals! a gameI What 5 - Wow! What Eagles played the Texas Cow Girls and we won!
4 -
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North
Cache
didn't
win, the Dinos just lost.
9-10 -
Stage production this year was "I Remember Mama." Those who saw this remarkable production will never forget Mama.
¡ 10 -
"I wish I was a soldier, a soldier." Famous words of Vincent C. Burns, poet and actor, who put on a one-man theatre.
15 -
"Living It Up," and they did live it up. Give the Eaglettes an "A" for effort.
16 -
DebatorS' left for Pasadena, California. Fish and Game film was presented to the s:udent body. Learned all about our fourfooted friends.
17 -
Bear River High School a cappella choir delighted the assembly. Warning in "Ye Bulletin" - no smooching in the hallS" - aw heck! Everyone's looking kind of green today. I wonder why?
21
Ah, spring! When a young man's fancy ... "Guys and Dolls," was the theme of our talent assembly. Did you know we had so much talent?
29 -
Lyceum,
30 -
The Peppers done it again with "The Sky's the Limit." A great assembly and a great bunch of gals.
"Showboat
The library or the lounge?
to Broadway."
Who turned on the water?
APRIL1 -
Spring vacation and nobody gets any S'chool work done. So who's complaining?
8 -
Pi Gamma Chi fashion show. Did you ever see such classy kids? They sure are in style.
15 -
Delta Psi Omega is always on the job. Their asS'embly was mighty snappy.
22 -
Block
26 -
"Marimba," pianist of our best lyceums.
"C"
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assembly. and
soprano,
was
one
29-30 - Music, muS'ic, everywhere. We attended the regional music festival and enjoyed the bands from the high schools in Eastern Utah as they filled the air with music while they performed and maneuvered.
Class A material!
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MAY6 ,-, "Coed Day" ,-, or "Award Day" ,-, A May hey-day. Medals and scholarships and games and fun all over. everywhere. Boy! Am I tired. 15-20 ,-, Graduation I And Carbon for the Sophs, too. Did you ever see calaureate services and Whatever we do and always remember our See You Next
goodbye to dear old some of the Seniors, so many teas and bacgraduation programs? wherever we go, we'll days at Carbon. Year . . .
Foul!!
Tennis anyone?
Help!!!
Marilyn M.
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Equipment Co.
Belva's Gloria Shop
Price, Utah OFFERS TO THE GIRLS
Sportswear
Typewriters -::- Adding Machines IN "JANTZEN" AND "WHITE STAGG" 138 West Main
Phone 949
Lloyd's Chevron Service
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"We take better care of your car!"
"Everything for the Builder from Foundation to Roof"
LLOYD PEACOCK Manager -: :-
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163
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Compliments of .the Employees of
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CONGRATULATIONS
SUPERSERVICESTATION
Cl·ass o f 1955
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Fossat Photo Studio
Kelley's
' For that picture with a personality" 52 South Main -
Phone 31 -
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Helper, Utah
Pauline's Beauty Shop
Prescription Specialists
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Compliments of
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Parts Co.
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Jobbers and Distributors
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Congratulates the Graduates of High Schools in Southeastern Utah, and Urges Them to Investigate Opportunities at Carbon College.
RICH CURRICULUM IN FIRSTTWO YEARS OF COLLEGE Pre-Professional Courses Complete Lower Division First Three Years in Coal Mining Engineering First Two Years in Other Engineering Fields Commercial and Trade Training Two-Year Course in Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop Practice, Carpentry ·and Electricity One-Year Course in Welding Complete Two-Year Course ir. Stenography and Accounting
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1955
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Located
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You too can relax in the best of furniture from the
Helper Furniture Company of
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HELPER and
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76 S. M·ain Phone 3
166
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Cafe
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and
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Phone 66
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from
Price, Utah
Helper Market
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Best Wishes and Continued Success to the Carbon Graduates
Headquarters for
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